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re is a :idc p.s :.f; not incl to ii!y— ZUOV,'I. ri this 12 med %r)K'li ai~cua. rites it'll of I do. „'rown m the amble. ed ountry ~ivin.. 111:I 1 t , - .41!d,. e Go- i [2 Jrb~tr,; wiu) !:eted' ?ftiAl, i ant! ka 41)0.e : WO' novi-; rct , - IV parL• Cirl" ti , e 0 flit, aisit uctiug !tit, 'L y tat peak etion d cm)) dship sub- Aar'eci wt;ji , _he fib(' a6' asto the lirber !lie v 11 Ti:, e; a ' .lEtti ;, r nod in to`' A -- 61•:` :t )Cti Was C!1 besi7 r i d let" atj t° , 110 veo Gg' kid, . . ec! GI • ' fr reo l ' craii oC )tiO r ;060 (; re) a ,, 114 - ,r 1 ).1e"„ ”4 UIVISER 5518. lz Capitals. .... 8 Capitals. tori e 5 s, ~~ Ph i° o; :tor Co"'' J ISH Sold TWENTt CAPITAL PRIZES in the I'wo last Lotteries, in Shares; at 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing. cross. LAST LOTTERY, LATE LOTTERY, Valentine's Day, Drawn, i4th February, ato. ' loth October, Prize of - . , Ezo,oco 2 Prizes of - kzo t ooo - 5,,,00 5,000 3 - . t,OOO 3 . = = i,odo . 500 1 _ 2 • coo ,?TICKETS and SHAR,ESI for the NEW LOTTERY, o hich begins and e n d s on t h e Bth of !UNE, are now selling Ls above. —The Scheme abounds with the usual number of Toney Prizes,,besides which the Contractor gives JOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF4e, WHOLE TICKETS, `,1.1 which a Single Ticket m a y ga i n upwar d s of too,oool and 4 Sixteenth 6,ois'o Guineas.—Shemei to be had, with parti- ' 'ttilars, at 4, Cchnhill, or g, Charing-cross, London. ......_ pit RANSCOAIB and Co. with their usual great Success, Soid I\ r; Last Lottery in 78 Shares, In the preceding Lottery, °. 3,734 . : . ,C. 20,000 No. 2,618 . • . '‘20,000 4 ,6 54 •• • • 3,e00 383 . . 1,000 bS of cool. each . 2,500 3of sool. each . I,soo Zeiug Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last 'ear only, Six of io,owol. and Capitals to the, amount of Q t SOOOOI. besides the first 30 oc.ol. t 14.-. last 150001. and alliv 40,0001. Prize ever shared; and in previous Years to an , otintreyond all precedent ; are now selling Titckefs and i g ates in the NEW LOT VERY, to be drawn Bth !UNE, \,,i),vvhich there are F our Grand Prizes of too Tikets each, Cheh may produce 'to a Ti c k e t 100,000 1 , and to a Sixteenth Pwards or 6,6:01. "ORANSCOMB and Co. a ga i n guar d t h e Public against ~ deception set forth of thei r Fi rm an d Claims ol the Sale $' the First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the V ACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad eritureis each received i 5471. 16s. 3d. at their N, OLD arid ONLY Offi ces i n L onuon, v i z. I N : 37, CORNHILL ; i No. ii, HOLBORN; •ru• 3h, HAYMARKET; I and No. 269, STRAND. l 'isy will never falsely assert they cliv - cled a Capital which 411 : !nut absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public as ‘.._"- • SAVINC; IN FUEL. LATE:R's STEAM KITCHEN, combined with Va Roaster, an d wit h or without a Hot Closet, on a new' highly appr o v e d Construction forms the twist cl e a n an d • t ht Cooking . Apparatus in the World; the whole is u p on , 11 most simple Principle. performing, by the ..aid of one fire, the various Operations of Steaming, Boi ing, sting, Stewing, Baking, and Broiling, at one and the td cie tim e , or separately., doing aw a y near l y a l l the LaboUr - b Expense n use. t l 'xeterences i may be counnou had fr o m th e P ropr i eto i to Fainilies of ' F fi rst Respectability. . • t(1, the Apparatus May be had of any size or form, according 1 4 he conveni ence o f sit uatirm, or the numb er of Persons' it trintended to cook tor. One that will stand in the compass t or '' square yard, will be found large enough to dress Victuals More than Unity people. The Price is m o d erate, and Cre,.tourth of the Savings arising titan its use i 'will clear its Cost in ( !tit the course of one year. ti received by 101lN SLATE R, the Patentee, in tindonntlioam, and at No.. 49, Railibone- place, Oxiord-street, • „. MILL LAIRDS. CHEAPSIDE, No. r 6. THE PROPRIETOR of the ESTA BLIS 1-1- M ENT f or t he' N FO RMATION of MERCHANTS t3 O - ' F rIMI LIES arriving in the METROPOLIS, takes the li t P)°rtunity to des cr ib e t h e N ew Supply of the WARE. A rt .US ES, and with which, together with every - New wp as they are brought out, they will continue to be V l)il ed.—New and elegant Furniture and Moreens leg the 041,11'41g-400in, Beds, .tc, Irish Linens, Sheetins oreign notne.inade, unique printed Cambrics and M u sl i m s; India Shawls, Gold Tiaras, India Muslims, from ,:s. 6d. 2 s. per yard ; ,Ditto, curiously wrought with gold and .v i er i id NhiteChint z , Anjengos,andChanderaconnai ls ; Opera. lr - l an, and Gossamer dets; Imperial Silk, British Shirt, tt Pt I iici6 Long Cloths, European ditto; the various kinds 6,,31,41,11Y Mourning, Cambric Muslins„ Bettillas, French Va r r , -rl es; bordered FLindkerchicfs ; Table Linen, curious „'er b l ':'sk and Diaper; beautifilli Marseilles Quilts and Coun ;l4,4,les; the first assortment of India imitation a nd Silk '4l)t ed ; curious workeet Muslims.—Every article is war, , t , 's by the Pi ece and I)cmy, at the wholes a l e p r i ce kisto'rose that are sold i n sma ll er quantities, at the regular c r adv ance only.—The T ra d e supp li ed as usual. 114 y from the Country must be a c c om p an i e d w i t h d rafts, London. , 40 DRIST'S PORTABLE COMPANION.. 1 4 s , . • This Day was published, • l ou r elegant Volumes , Royal 18mo. illustrated with co. 14,.. r ect Maps, the Thir Edition, - much improved and en ettin3o"eds price 365. in boards, or Two Pounds neatly ct, u. lIE BRITISH TOURISTS; or TRAVEL.. vvqo,l•Elt'S COMPANION, through ENGLAND, 1.4 e b. 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MONT, recently erected upon the most liberal Plan under the minutest inspection of an eminent_surveyor, forming a perfed Unique, embracing a rare Specimen of chaste and ele gant A rchiteaure'united with the extremes of Comfort and Convenience; and as a favo ur i te R etreat for a Nobleman or Centleman's Family, ,is submitted to the Public, in conse ((hence of the ill health of the Owner, THOMAS FOR- S V TIT, Esq. • The Residence i s 'h app il y placed on a pleasing Eminence near Broad Stairs, in Kent, commanding the most interesting and undisturbed Sea Views, relieved at every point by a rich Variety, is composed of the best materials,elegantlY finished in the immediate taste, approached tlrrough the Gibunds by two Drives with an 'uniform Lodge. + At a suitable distance are two Double Coach-houses, ex- cellent Stabling for Eight Horses; and requis to Apartments for Stable Servants Beautitul Cleashre G rou•nds, - Gardens, Grapery, and about Fourteen Acres of Rict Land. The Estee to be viewed 'with Tickets . only, which ; with , descriptive Particulars, may be had twenty-one Eby's previ- i ous to the Sale, of Mr. Burton, 6z, Cornhill. Parti,:ulars also on the Premises ; at the principal Inns, I Broad Stairs, Marg , rte, Ramsgate, Dover, Brighton, Worth- I ing, and . Sittingbourne ; and at the Auction Mart. SOLD BY AUCTION, - In TWO LW' S, By Mr. TOPHAM, On'Saturday, the 26th day of May, at . the Crown Inn % at Northwich, unless before disposed of by Private Contract, SALT-WORKS andHOUSES at NORTH - L. 3 %V I CH, in the County of CI-IFS"' ER •t 8 miles from Chester, 3c. from Liverpool, 2o from hlanchester , Olaf 174 from London. . I LOT f. A desirable rease'iold SA I, T.W 0 RK, called BA RON's CkO FT, extending mare than 700 feet on the bank 'of the i river Dane, where vessels of 8o toils burthen may lie, and having • an ,iruntedtate communication with the navigable river Weaver.. The Salt, work consists of z Stoves, 3 Warehouses, and 8 Salt-pans,'of 2,500 stiperheial I'm measurement, or there abouts, with suitable Pan.houses, two large Cisterns for melting r ock Salt ;' suitable Quoys and Weighing Machines, • for shipping Salcand landing Coals ; with Ground Plot suf. ficient to increase these works to 20,000 feet; without incur ' ring any increase of Rent. An undivided 6l ,i,:ty or Half-part of a Leasehola Piece of Ground, situ ite - at Northwich, and called the Cottosi-vvoiks, i 1 extvorling more than z oo feet on the bank of the navigable river Weaver. • ' In this Ground i s ' a cap i tal Brine-pit, from w hich the Brine is raised by a water-wheel of large power, turned by . an abund ant sup pl y of water, brought by a canal front the. river Dane, through a new built Stone Race of excellent quality. The ‘Vheel has been lately made at a consider:tile I f ! o a r s )4 s r t i t i l i fi d c i n i e g n c t o w r n at e r 1 aetxtdPepnUwelearntdo b tu es rn ide se s v r e a ra is l in p k ai t r hi o e t s ß t r o i n n e e s , Also an undivided Moiety or Half-part of seven Leasehold Dwellings, situate in Witton.street, in the occupation of different Tenants. -'- • 'Also an undivided Moiety or Half-part of four Leasehbid DwAlings, and of several Workshops Also an undivided Moiety of two more Leasehold Dwell ings iidjoining. Also an undivided Moiety of a large piece of Leasehold Ground, at present unc4:ettpied. - All the before-mentioned Premises arelield under Leae for 99 years, trona thd 25th of Marcit, 1801. . . . LOT Also an entire clear yearly Water -Rent o f 10 1 . payable during the lite of a Lady agettabout 64 years, and during at years atter her decease, for liberty to convey water to. Mr. .Chantler's Brewery. 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I Is. 6d. 3. r't'e Works of the late Miss 'Catherine Talbot, first published by the late Elizabeth Carter, and now re. pub_ lishea with some hew additional Papers :, together with Notes and Illustrations, awl soine Ac count ,4 \ her Lite. In O re plarge Volume ()day°, price in wards, 9s, yr Gil line Pap er, ins ,2a, , . • •, DOVER VICI UALLI'INIG-YARD; • • - . COOPERS' STORES . May Lb aro; •,, .TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, THE On wider-mrif Fridayen ti e 25th oned inst. COOPERS' STOR at Tziree &Clock, 1 &c. ES; Irish Barrel staves 2800 • Doublet Ends - 12; . Boards E n d s , - • - 135 000 0 Iron Hoops - .• - - 000 Iron Laps -••-• 4 - 22 Cwt. Biscuit. Bags (old) - 7o ditto. TO CLERGYMEN. TO BE SOLD -BY AucTioK, At the King's Arms, in Water -street, Liverpool, on Wed. nesday the 6th of lune, 1810, at .Five o'Clock in the ' Evening,' THE NEXT PRESENT ATION to the VI CA RAG E of LEYLAND, near Preston, Lancashire, Well accommodated with good Roads, of the value of 4801. per annum, arising chiefly from Glebe and other Lands, ly-, tng in Leyland. There is a nest Vicarage_ House and Garden, Brew-house, Coach-house, Stables; and Barn, near to the Church. The present Incumbent is not the most healthy Life, and now.in his 64th year of age. Letters (post paid) addressed to the Rev. Mr. Baldwin, Great Crosby, near Liverpool - or to Mr. W are i ng, Solicitor, Ormskirk, will b e duly attended to. . HOUSE OF PkERS; FRIDAY, MAY 18.' The Boyal 4ssent was notifiethy Commission 73 Public and Private Bill 9. "Witnesses were eXAmined on .card's i) rce and adultery proved.—Ordered to be committed on Tuesday. The. Gas Light Bill went through a Co, mittec and the Middlesex Wateiworks Bill was read a third time.—AdjOurned. HOUSE OF COIII.IIIOIVS, FRIDAY, MAY 18. ' The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod having 're quired the attendance of this House in the House of Peers, the SPARER, attended by 14. Members pre sent, rep a ir e d t hi ther. On their return the-Right, Hon. Gentleman informed them, that the Royal Assent, by Commission, had been given to th e Scotch an d Irish judges' Salaries Bill, the Inn keepers' AllowancP.Bili,. the St. John's Hampstcad ,Burial Ground' Bill, th e I r i s h R oad Bill, the been Harbour Bill, the Newcastle Coal Bill, and several Private Bills.. DRURY-LANg THEATRE. Mr. PETER MOORE brought in a Bill for allowin.; the Trustees of the late Theatre-Royal, Drury-lan4 to rebuild the . same. The Bill was read a first thne, and ordered for a second reading. . Mr. M. FITZGERALD presented a P.Aiticn from the Roman Catholics - t;if the county of Kerry, in be hind, praying that the disabilities under wh ch they at present laboured tray be removed. Mr. D. B. DALY presented a 'similar 'Petition from the Catholics .of Galway.—These Petitions' wers• ordered to lie on the table.- A 'Message from the Lords announced that tl - ejr Lordships had -agrt ed to the Irish Ei.dowed School Bill, and some Private Bills. Mr. W. POLE gave notice, that he should on Monday move an Address to his Majt.sty respecting the regulation 'ot Courts of Records in Ireland. Lord HENNIKER obtained leave to bring in a Bill to repeal the Act which prOyides for the punishment of Women delivered of Bastards. 'Leave was given to bring in a Bill to allow the Colouring and Fining •of Beer, under certain re strictions. • Mr. SHARP rose to Postpone his motion re specting,. as we believe, Spain, until Monday, as his Right Hon. Friend's motion on the Roman Catholic Petition stood for discusssion this night. Mr. GRATTAN would be extreinlysorry that either his Hon. Friend (Mr. Sharp) or - his Hon. Friend (Lord A. Hai - 111 0 0 should be inconvenienced by his motion, and. thereiore h 6 would give them the preference, and run his chance of Winging it oir after their motions were disposed of. If, hol.4e%er; the, discussion. should occupy a longer time tlian he ex peaied, be would not bang it on, but adjoutu it till , alter Monday. Mr. SHARP prsevered in postponing his motion, and fixing it for Monday. Lord Contta NE gave notice. that he should, co Alonday,• mom e for a Cornioitee to inquire into the Public interests in 'Sere Forest, and to•considcr of the ,Standmg Or,ter respeating Crown Lauds ; and al so respecting the necessity of enforcing Notices to parties Interested in Inclosures. • SUPPLY. The House went into a Committee of Supply._.,_. The Estimates respecting the Annuities its the Five per Cents: the Island of Trinidad, the Naval Asyium, the Board of Agriculture, &c. having been reterrerd to the Committee, Mr. WHARTON moved the following Resolutions, which were agreed to : k6,000,000—t 9 , p.ty off INchequer BUIS of 1809. 4"5, 5 88 -Aniltritieb an the s per Cents. 446,768—Naval Asylum, to complete the buildings carried on. 4'25;000--:•to creel the . Edifices„ &c. destroyed by fire in aq, in the island of Trinidad. ,Cs.soo—The Board of Ag r ic u l ture. ,Cl000;--The Veterinary College. xpences of Forts and Settlements on the Coast of Africa. • • The House having resumed, the Report was order ed to be received on Monday.', • WAYS AND MEANS. The House having gone into a.Committee of Wa) s, and Meanss • Mr. MORTON movecia Resolution 'for raising the VIM of six millions by Exchequer Bills for the ser ►vice of the ensuing year. The Resolution was agreed to. The House resumed, and the Report was ordered to be received on Monday. • The Stage-Coach Regulation Bill went through a Committee ts • Ross gav notices that he s h ou ld on Tues day Move f o r a Committee on the subject of Foreign, Timber. Mr. DUNDAS moved for and obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amend the At respetiing the nz cruiling-of the East India Company's Forces, and to • regulate Courts Martial in India: The objet which she Right Hon. Gentleman had in view was to pre-_ vide for the better recruiting of the Indian Army', and to place the proceedings in Courts -Martial on a: footing with those in England MI similar inquiries. Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice, that he should on Monday se'nnight subinit a motion,. founded on the Report of the Committee di Inquiry respecting the Pay -Office. STAMP DUTIES., 'Mr. FIUSKISON moved for certain papers, which, he coniiiined, would stew, that the statuntnt le by the Right Hon. Gentleman Tr. Perceva) on a former night, was erroneous, respeaing ificrease of the ievenue from the produce of 1.1. e S amp Duties. The. increase was progressive, in d 01 111 consequence of the measure proposco -. ,v,....,..• •44......., "' \ 4, , ,i4V-.-:--- ,iNE ,I I tt 1 0 9 :-. . .as:_l4-" , - 1 400 s \ t. :.\ -,- •:Aki,,,,- -,, ,, -;,67 . • ie , ,_ ~,., 4,,, ,iii. 4-44rirar ' ? yrtt ac 4 1.31 Pk; RE-IL :,.1 3 ,411.1_. LAMENT. This Day was published, , • One Volume, o fe B O i c i t A a Arick ce A . . L l i t n E b t l r611,0N,,, in its Confirmation of the Truth of the Sacred History, and in its influence on the Moral Character: In a Series or Disconrses preached before the University of Ox," ford, in the y ear 1809, at the Ledture founded by the late Rev. lolintampton M. A. Canon of Salisbury. By the Rev. I. B. S.- CAR W ITH EN, M.A. Brinted for 'r. Cadell and .W. Davies, Strand ; . M. ; G inch, Bri sto l ; andl. Parker, Oxford. j